From: | Andrew Crowe |
Date: | 18 Apr 2001 at 22:14:32 |
Subject: | Re: Voyager Image Decoders |
Hi Everybody,
> http://www.niblet.co.uk/manta.png
>
> I circled the bits where each browser does best. So IBrowse is
> better at dithering parts of the image where the colours are very
> similar - white to not-so-white gradients. But the image quality,
> and range of colours used, is generally better with V. Glows and
> faded portions are generally of better quality.
>
> I still think the grainy IBrowse decoding is to it's disadvantage.
Oh really, prehaps you'd like to take a look at this photo, rendered
in both browsers, I rest my case :)
http://mantasoft.tripod.com/compare.gif
(Actually there's another shortfall of V's, this photo was originally
twice as big, but Voyager couldn't display it so I had to halve it)
But I guess in the end it depends what you're looking at, V handles
block colour better, iBrowse handles things like photo's better.
See ya :)
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